Business background
In the digital era, corporate credit business has become a new growth driver for banks. Banks of all sizes place high importance on corporate credit operations. Achieving precise credit risk management and exploring existing customer bases have become crucial for competition. The utilization of graph storage and graph computing capabilities within large-scale datasets is imperative.
Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank's existing Corporate Credit Management System (CMIS - Credit Management Information System) faces challenges in aligning with stringent regulatory requirements and detailed content management standards in terms of business scope, data quality management, and system performance. Upgrading the Corporate Credit Management Information System is necessary to better support business development.
Value of Use
Strengthening internal and external data asset management, enhancing credit approval efficiency
By breaking down data silos between internal and external systems, Shanghai Rural Commercial Bank can swiftly disclose and visually display various customer relationships, detecting hidden connections to assist in credit approvals. This shift from manual to hybrid human-machine decision-making and data-driven decisions aids in precise credit approvals for upstream and downstream enterprises, reducing workload pressures on approval personnel significantly. This efficiency boost enhances the bank's credit review process, meeting market and customer demands for efficiency.
Establishing end-to-end credit management capabilities, real-time monitoring of associated risks
Leveraging a unified credit risk view for customers, the Galaxybase graph database automates the analysis of high-frequency real-time dynamic data, enabling real-time monitoring of customer-related risks and network risks. This broadens the business system's risk observation perspective and enhances regulatory oversight by closely tracking the actual flow of loaned funds, facilitating post-loan monitoring.